I mean it's still a great rating, but this is one of the best shounen-ai, omegaverse stories I've read on this site. The plot's good, great characters, and wonderful fluffy feels accompanied by good art. It's a good break from the normal toxic dynamics you get from most omegaverse works, but it's still evident that there are still struggles when it comes to a person's second gender.
AGREED, I have read A LOT of stories on here and if I had to pick what I felt was the most appropriate rating for this story it would be at least a 9.5.
I don't think it's a 10/10 but I feel like its current rating could be a bit higher. It does feel like the plot was developed a bit fast, but it doesn't bother me that much here since their situation feels realistic enough to me. Although it definitely could be expanded on a bit more. This feels like it's going to end in around 25-ish chapters, but I hope to see more brought out.
When Isaac made that blank stare as Felix entered the shop, he kind of resembled Ed from Walk on Water imo.
Now that I look at him more, depending on how he's drawn he certainly does resemble a softer looking Ed. There's clearly a difference to me in most of the panels though.
From digging through whale's twitter, I found out that there were extras (they're on Bomtoon). Have they already been translated? If so can anyone please tell where we can read them?
Sure, the ending was rather unsatisfying, but there was a point to ending it the way it did. It was inevitable that Tolza was going to die, although I myself would have preferred to have him dying in the last fight and being remembered as a greater hero. To me there is beauty in a bittersweet ending like this though. It was just another cycle that humanity had to deal with. For me the message was: avoiding your fate is impossible. You'll experience your end sooner or later. It's how you viewed about your accomplishments that makes it count, even if it accounted to almost nothing.
This manga never ceases to make me wheeze.